This exhibition dives deep into the raw, unfiltered reality of depression, capturing the silent struggles that often go unseen. Through a combination of digital and film photography—including half-frame, 35mm, medium format, and 4x5 film—the gallery portrays the weight, isolation, and complexity of living with depression. Each image serves as a visual narrative, reflecting the inner turmoil that many endure behind closed doors.

"Depression: Unseen Voices" aims to shed light on the experiences of those who battle silently, while also honoring the memory of lives lost to this silent affliction. With an intimate and poignant portrayal, the gallery challenges viewers to confront the starkness of mental illness and opens the door to conversations about mental health.

I have had the absolute honor to photograph some amazing people, from MMA fighters to Sumo wrestlers to aspiring models and musicians I have loved the people that photography has introduced me too.

As much as I love thought portraits with practical props. Building a scene with those props and the sculpting lighting. I love equally as much catching people in their element, doing what they do best. From street vendors to MMA champions they each are professionals in their craft and it is amazing to watch them work.